Yes, you read the title right; it's a cardboard camera. As some of you may know, I love photography and this new camera is ridiculously cool. Just look at it. Unfortunately, it's not officially out yet so...

But I would love to review something like this for WTFoodge *hint hint

@DesignByIKEA #LefartReviews

Tokyo-based USB accessory maker Thanko announces the MAME-CAM, it looks like a tiny toy, but it's actually a fully-functioning camera that can take real-deal pictures. It is a 2MP camera, weighs just 11g, can take still picture at 1,600×1,200, and records video in 640×480 resolution (AVI, at 30fps). The MAME-CAM supports microSD cards holding up to 32GB and has a battery life of about 36 minutes(when shooting video)

What the H?! THIS THING IS ADORABLE! I want one! Actually, I'm kind of broke at the moment, but dang this thing is SO CUTE! You can buy it on this Japanese site for $95.

I don't know why, but I found this video quite hilarious. It's so simple...Yet so funny... With that said, she looks like she has a mental disorder when you see the video without the effects.

((The 2nd in the Daros Films "Camera Trilogy," Dear Shane, is already in production and looks to be coming out in June!))

A recent widower deals with his grief through his wife's broken camera.

Wow, I randomly bumped into this on a friend's facebook. Watch it, it's a tear jerker.

So this looks like a regular Casio calculator right? WRONG, it's a SPY CAM. I would totally ask them to review this, but I don't know where I can possibly put this without me totally being disgusted by what I catch people doing in college dorm rooms. With that said, you can buy yours for about $40 at Chinavasion. You can check out the specs of this thing below.

• Calculator Spy Camera
• Fully functional desktop calculator
• Video recording (640 x 480 @ 30fps)
• Picture snapshots (1280 x 960)
• 4GB built-in memory

Not too shabby. For 40 bucks, someone should just buy this as a normal calculator/camera...Not even as a spy one! You'd be hanging out with your friends and then you want to capture an awesome moment, "HOLD ON LET ME GET MY CAMERA! (whips out a Casio DS-5500)"

I always see people taking pictures with light designs behind them on Facebook. I don't know much about how this process works but I'm guessing it has to do with the camera slowing down so if you move some sort of light around, it'll leave a light trail? Anyway, my friend told me it took him hours to get one photo right...If that were the case, I wonder how long this video took to make.

This video of San Fran was made with the Red One. It costs about $17,500 just for the body of the camera itself. A lens goes for $4,000-$5,000 or you can buy a set for $19,000. But for folks like me, a Red One hat costs $30! It could be a great conversation starter. For example:

Stranger: Hey! Nice hat. DO YOU OWN A RED ONE CAMERA?

Me: Hey. No, but -- stranger leaves

Or you could always lie and say its back at your place. Regardless, this camera is off the hook.